4 Minecraft biomes that deserve village variants

Villages are structures in Minecraft that house various in-game villagers. These settlements are one of the most peaceful yet useful for players since they can find professional villagers selling various valuable items. While villages are generated in various biomes like plains, snowy taiga, savannas, deserts, etc. players would love to find them in some other biomes. Each village can tell a different and new story about villagers from different regions.

Here is a list of Minecraft biomes that villages should generate.

Note: This article is subjective and solely reflects the writer's opinion.

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List of 4 Minecraft biomes in which villages should generate

1) Swamp

Swamp villages will be great because of swamp villagers giving special trades (Image via Mojang Studios)

Swamps are one of the first biomes where villages should generate, especially since there is a special rare variant of swamp villagers that never get to spawn naturally in the world. These swamp villagers have a unique appearance and can trade specific items if the villager's rebalance experimental system is active in the world.

Despite being present in the game, they can only spawn if players manually breed two regular villagers from any other biome inside Swamps. Hence, entire villages should spawn in the biome.

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2) Jungle

Jungles should also generate villages because jungle villagers exist in the game (Image via Mojang Studios)

Since jungle villagers are another rare variant that does not spawn naturally, Jungles also deserve their very own version of villages. Jungle villagers only spawn if two regular villagers from any biome breed with each other in a jungle. They offer different trades based on their habitat through the villager rebalance system too.

Mojang could use the dense jungle in a unique way to showcase tree houses as villager homes and a new iron golem with more greenery on it.

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3) Pale Garden

Pale Garden could generate an abandoned village with special loot in Minecraft (Image via Mojang Studios)

Pale Garden is a brand new biome that was released with The Garden Awakens Drop. This is an eerie region where all the trees are desaturated and even the sky turns gray. Players will not be able to hear any sound apart from faint wood-creakings. The biome spawns a Creaking mob at night, a hostile mob that only hunts players when they are not looking at it.

Because of its spookiness, Pale Garden is a great biome to spawn an abandoned village, which is a special variant of a village where no villagers spawn. An abandoned village could spawn zombie villagers, spiders, and other hostile creatures instead. Hence, when Pale Garden was introduced, many players felt that it could be enhanced with an abandoned village.

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4) Badlands

Badlands could have a special variant of village and villagers searching for gold (Image via Mojang Studios)

Badlands is another interesting region in Minecraft that does not generate any structures, not just villages. This is the only biome in the entire Minecraft world that will generate gold ore blocks and mineshafts on the surface. Even though gold is not the most precious resource in the game, Mojang could portray its importance through a special village and group of villagers.

A village can generate badlands in which rogue villagers dwell and keep all the gold for themselves. They can be a special variant that is neutral to players but becomes hostile if they wear gold, exactly opposite to how Piglins react. This could also make badlands a lot more interesting and bring a major new feature to the desolate Overworld biome.

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